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A PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN VASES, of baluster outline, wavy rims above bodies hand painted with flowers, the sides applied with leaves and closed flower buds, on a shell shaped base, heights approximately 41cm (2) £100-150 plus BP*
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CRESTED CHINA, a collection to include a Willow Art Matlock Bath Florence Nightingale model, a seated bear, Bolton Trotter, Arcadian Alfreton man in stocks, Grafton China Hastings 'Trench Howitzer', Corona China Birmingham Ambulance, etc (over 70 pieces) £30-50 plus BP*
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A SET OF THREE MINTON 'WAVERLEY' TILES, designed by John Moyr Smith, comprising 'Guy Mannering', 'Heart of Midlothian' and 'Ivanhoe', printed signature, mounted in oak frames and backs enclosed visible tiles measures approximately 19cm square and 19.5cm square (s.d) (3) £60-80 plus BP*
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THREE ROYALE STRATFORD STIRRUP CUPS, seconds, in the form of a brown bear, West Highland Terrier and a Jack Russell, together with two other porcelain stirrup cups in the form of a Fox and a Foxhound, approximate max length 13.5cm (5) £30-40 plus BP*
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ONION SHAPED DECANTER AND SIX LIQUEUR GLASSES, etched with designs of deer and birds in landscapes (7) £20-30 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF A GIRL STANDING IN FRONT OF A LARGE DOG, on an oval base painted in green, yellow and brown, height approximately 23cm £30-50 plus BP*
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A ROYAL DOULTON SERIES WARE BACHELOR'S TEAPOT, printed with Fox hunting scenes, (s.d), together with a Hammersley trinket box, a Russian figure of a dancer and musician, an early 20th Century comical match holder/striker 'Scratch Your Match On My Patch' and a reproduction fairing (5) <@Bold>plus BP*
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A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY POTTERY FIGURES OF SEATED PUGS, glass eyes, gilt collars and gilt detail between legs, on rectangular bases, one a.f, height approximately 29.5cm, together with three pairs of Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Spaniels, various poses, s.d and restoration, heights approximately 15cm to 19cm (8) £25-35 plus BP*
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A COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY BLUE COLOURED GLASSWARE, including a pair of twin handled vases with enamelled Lily of the Valley decoration, decanter, five liqueur glasses, Guernsey glass, etc £25-35 plus BP*
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A SUITE OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL DRINKING GLASSES, hobnail cut, comprising six whisky tumblers, four brandy glasses and a pair of brandy glasses, six champagne bowls, four liqueur glasses, eight hock glasses, seven wine glasses and six other wine glasses, etched marks (43) £150-200 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN KORO, the circular cover with dog of fo finial decorated with circular vignettes and traditional motifs, the twin handled spherical base similarly decorated, on three splayed feet, restored, height approximately 36cm £40-60 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE DECORATED EARTHENWARE TRAY, of rectangular form (restored), with figures in a mountainous landscape, width approximately 41.5cm plus BP*
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A GROUP OF LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN TEA BOWLS, COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, including Newhall, Stevenson & Hancock, 1st period Dr. Wall Worcester Fence pattern coffee can, etc, s.d and restoration (9) £25-35 plus BP*
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TWO PAIRS OF LATE VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GREYHOUNDS, one pair carrying hares in their mouths, the other pair with hares at their feet, some restoration, heights approximately 28cm and 18cm (4) £20-30 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SEATED SPANIEL SPILL VASES, (restored), heights approximately 34cm, together with three pairs of late 19th and 20th Century seated Spaniel figures with frit and sprigged decoration to their coats, heights approximately 17cm and 13cm (8) £30-50 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF RECUMBENT SHEEP, frit decoration, heights approximately 6cm, together with another pair larger standing with a man and woman, s.d, heights approximately 20.5cm, a pair of Victorian Staffordshire Pottery figures of donkeys wearing panniers (restored), height 17.5cm and a pair of reproduction Staffordshire Pottery figures (8) £25-35 plus BP*
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THREE VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF 'D. TURPIN' AND 'T.KING', heights approximately 26cm, and St. George and the Dragon, height approximately 29cm, all three restored (3) £20-30 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES ON HORSEBACK, titled 'Queen' and 'Albert', s.d, heights approximately 23.5cm, together with an early 20th Century pair of Staffordshire figures on horseback titled 'King Edward VII' and 'Queen Alexandra', restored, heights approximately 34cm (4) £20-30 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SPILL VASES, in the form of a Cow and Suckling Calf by a stream (restored), heights approximately 27cm, together with a pair of Victorian Staffordshire Pottery figures of a boy and girl each standing before a Cow by a stream (restored), heights approximately 14.5cm (4) £25-35 plus BP*
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TWO VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY SPILL VASES, in the form of a dog rescuing a child from a river (restored), heights approximately 19cm, together with a pair of Victorian Staffordshire Pottery flatback figures of a boy and girl with Spaniel seated on a kennel, heights approximately 21.5cm, together with a pair of Dalmatian figures, s.d, heights approximately 15.5cm (6) £30-50 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FLATBACK FIGURE OF LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF, height approximately 25cm, together with a similar spill vase of a man lying on a horse's back, with two dogs at its feet, height approximately 23.5cm, a pair of restored figures of Zebras and a figure of mother goose (5) £30-50 plus BP*
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A CHINESE REPUBLIC PERIOD PORCELAIN VASE, flared rim with pale turquoise glazed interior, the exterior with yellow ground decorated with flowers and scrolls with applied blue ground dragon, the lower body painted with a continuous landscape, Greek Key design to the circular foot, character seal marks to underside (s.d), height approximately 28.5cm £400-600 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI BOWL, the exterior painted with panels of vases and foliage, six character mark to base, diameter approximately 12cm £40-50 plus BP*
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A CHINESE YELLOW GROUND GINGER JAR, painted with large blooms between geometric borders, red seal mark to underside, height approximately 21cm £80-120 plus BP*
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A CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWL, the iron red ground decorated with dragon dogs and flaming pearls, blue square seal mark to the underside, diameter approximately 19.5cm £80-120 plus BP*
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A CHINESE REPUBLIC PERIOD PORCELAIN VASE AND COVER, pierced finial and lid, the vase with pierced neck, decorated throughout with a turquoise ground, two panels with figures, circular foot rim, printed red seal mark to underside, height approximately 18cm £80-120 plus BP*
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MACLURE, MACDONALD & MACGREGOR TRANSFORMATION PLAYING CARDS, 51/52,<@Bold> lacks ace of spades, yellow backs with green pattern, together with other 19th and 20th Century playing cards, printed ephemera, Bezique and Whist markers, etc £100-150 plus BP*
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POSTCARDS, approximately two hundred early 20th Century postcards, mostly British topographical, three early Football Celebrities, trains, greetings, etc and another album approximately 190 later colour and black and white cards (parcel) £25-35 plus BP*
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CIGARETTE AND TRADE CARDS, in albums and loose, mostly Brooke Bond (parcel) £30-40 plus BP*
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AN ALBUM OF APPROXIMATELY 300 POSTCARDS, mostly early 20th Century British topographical £30-40 plus BP*
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY MEERSCHAUM PIPE, the bowl carved as a negro gentleman, mouthpiece s.d., together with three cased reproduction Meerschaum pipes, another modelled as a man in a cap with a long beard, two cheroot holders and a cigarette holder, etc (9) £30-50 plus BP*
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A COLLECTION OF PETERSON OF DUBLIN PIPES AND WOODEN DISPLAY STANDS, including several pipe of the year, various dates, some with silver mounts, together with other cased pipes, empty pipe boxes and a boxed Royal Selangor pewter tankard, etc (parcel) £30-50 plus BP*
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TAMWORTH INTEREST, a 19th Century John Peel Tamworth Election canvassing leaflet, circa 1865, framed and glazed, approximately 25cm x 19.5cm, together with a 19th Century hand tinted map of Tamworth showing Old Municipal Boundaries, proposed Boundary, etc, framed and glazed with paperwork verso, approximately 25cm x 20cm and four frames of cigarette cards (6) £25-35 plus BP*
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POSTCARDS, an old time postcard album and an unbound album including Pre WWI Naval interest, HMS Ships, topographical and portrait postcards at home and abroad, approximately 200 cards (2) £30-40 plus BP*
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POSTCARDS, local interest, views of Lichfield, Birmingham and surrounding areas, in two albums with some other general cards, approximately 220 cards (2) £30-50 plus BP*
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A CHROME MODEL OF A ROLLS-ROYCE JET ENGINE, mounted on a wooden plinth as a retirement gift, with a quantity of Rolls-Royce related literature including several copies of the Rolls-Royce Bulletin from the 1950's £30-50 plus BP*
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A NOTEBOOK WITH INFORMATION RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OF TRAM TRACKS FROM SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE, includes newspaper articles and designs/calculation for the conversion to roadway c.1958, with a quantity of other notebooks relating to pre-stressed concrete, standards for highway bridges in New South Wales, Shotfiring, etc, all c.1950's (5) £20-30 plus BP*
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A CIGARETTE CARD ALBUM, containing loosely inserted cards all featuring Film Stars, mixture of full sets and odds, to include full sets of Wills Cinema Stars 1928 (1st and 2nd series) and Players Film Stars 1934 (2nd series) etc £25-35 plus BP*
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TWO CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS, containing loosely inserted cards mainly on military, nautical and heraldic themes, to include Players Decorations and Medals (unissued part set), Players Regimental Colours and Cap badges (blue and brown backs), etc £50-80 plus BP*
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A POSTCARD ALBUM, loosely inserted collection of Victorian and Edwardian British topographic views, including London and suburbs, Malvern, Rugby, Southampton area, Derby and Derbyshire, Isle of Man, also contains several cards showing actresses of the era £30-50 plus BP*
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AN EXTENSIVE ARCHIVE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND EPHEMERA SHOWING THE HISTORY AND THE CHANGING FACE OF LICHFIELD, contained in sixteen albums and folders, features buildings, street scenes, changing shop fronts, architectural features, plaques, demolition, new buildings, festivals and events, Bower Day, Cathedral, Darwin House, 1988 Maundy ceremony, etc £1000-1200 plus BP*
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THE UNIVERSAL ATLAS, late Victorian, published for The Atlas Publishing Company Ltd by Cassell & Company Ltd, with Harmsworth's New Atlas of The World, featuring a pictorial Gazetteer and Atlas of The Great War, published by The Amalgamated Press c.1920 £30-50 plus BP*
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COCKIN, The Staffordshire Encyclopedia £50-70 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN BRASS DESK STAND, cast with foliate scrolls, the two ceramic inkwells marked for Taylor, Tunnicliffe & Co, s.d and repairs, overall approximate width 28cm £20-30 plus BP*
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A LIMITED EDITION MARK MODELS LTD CAST METAL AND ENAMELLED HORSE RACING SCENE, titled 'Turning for Home', No.616 of 1000, mounted on a wooden plinth, length approximately 33cm, with certificate (2) £30-50 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN MESSENGERS NO.2 BRASS AND CERAMIC OIL LAMP, the spherical globe above reservoir and base printed and painted with floral designs, on a reeded brass base with four scrolled feet, height approximately 57cm £40-60 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN OAK STATIONERY BOX, fitted with brass carrying handles, the fall front opening to reveal a leather slope and pigeon holes with a single drawer, height approximately 34cm x width 42.5cm £20-30 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN OAK STATIONERY BOX, the fall front fitted with blotter paper, the interior with burgundy leather drawer compartments and racks, height approximately 24cm x width 36cm £30-50 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN OAK SMOKER'S BOX, with silver plated mounts, sloped front opening to reveal a hinged compartment above a single drawer with dish and match striker fitted, carrying handles to sides, height approximately 18cm x width 31cm £25-35 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND INLAID WRITING SLOPE, mother of pearl escutcheon and rectangular cartouche, the interior fitted with inkwells and compartments, height 10cm x width 30cm £20-30 plus BP*
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